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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Movement of the Indians.

From Mr. ". c. Davis who returned from the San Pedro last evening, it is learned that the Indians divided into two bands, one crossing the San Pedro into the Santa Catalina mountains, the keeping the Gailura range and going iu the direction of the Sulphur SprIDg val ley. That the Indians have divided is borne out by all tbs evidence of their
 movements thus far discovered.
 On friday at 3 P. m. they were at Bill Ach!ey's ranch On the San Pedro. Here they killed Wm. Dcihl. and captured l2 of Achley's saddle horses. which by the way. We're said tO be the best horses on tbe bottom. They also killed mule and ate portion of 1t. Deihl aud q man named ScaHlant were employed by Achley. 10 buIld a cnrrall aud while so engaged Deihl was killed. Scanlaud wGs ct the time, ID the house pariug his oOrns and thus escaped the fs:e ol his partner.
 On Sunday al 10 a. m. fire was sud denly started in the Santa Catalina at a point about 30 miles dis tsut frOu the place where Daihl vas killed. Tins was done by the Indians and was evidently signal tO others.
 Gu Monday at l2 m. a similar fire ! was seen 10 the GaLlurss on the east -ide of the river. showing plainly tha; one party was heading for the Sulphur 1. Sprng Valley.
 On the river while coming this way, l Mir. Davis met Lieut.. Hughes with 6 l rOop of cJlCred cavalry. They were l ,oing up the river to meet Capt. John on who with four trallers was following he Indians from Achley's ranch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Astonishing Success.

It Is the duty of every person who has used BOscGee's German Syrup Co let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends iu curing COnsump- ton, severe Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia and in tact all threat and lung diseases. N persoa can Use is without immediate rsheI. Three doses will relieve any case, and We consider 1t the duty of all Druggists tO recommend t Co the poor. dying cOnsumDtive, st least to try one bottle, as SJ. .OO0 dozen bottles were cold last year, and no one case where IL failed was reported. Such q meilciue ss the German Syrup cannot be to vide ly known. Ask your Druggist aO, at it. Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size I5 cents, Sod by all Druggists and dealers. in the United States sud Canada.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS thinks that
 things have come to 6 pretty pass when
 a great statesman like Grover Cleveland
 has to bear the humiliation of being en- dorsed snd:psrtially adopted by the ig- norsnt and unwashsd mob that recently met and called itself the Kentucky dem ocrstic convention. George William will probably go down to his grave feel ing that providence did him sn i'll turn all his life in not giving him fit associates during his earthly career. Without such following as these poor, despised Kentucky democrats where would Gre yer Cleveland and civIl service reform and all the rest of the fiummery be to-. dsyf Grover would be fat and gum old bachelor. prscticing law in the police courts of Buffalo, in ten dollar cases. The rest of the combination would be dead, Grover should be grstetuL-Al- buquerque Citizen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

THE Indians on the San Carlos reser
 vation gre 6 trescherous set of devils at
 best. It has been supposed that the
 government had possession Of all the
 bad ones but there seems to be some left SO long as there is s loose Apache there. There IS now 8 small band of seventeen of the reservation on account of a TOW among themselves, but they are Jus. as liable to take vengeance on the first ip- nocent settler they come across as upon their dusky enemies. There is only one course to pursue with those San Carlos Apacnes and that IS to transport the en- tire gang. Till that IS done the south eastern portion of the Territory will never be entirely safe. As to where they should be taken there is not much hesitation on the part of Arizonisns in saying that 1t should be to a graveyard. but in deference to the eastern notion" we will be satisfied with the Dry Tortu- gas or some island on the Pacific coast, or, Boston.-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

HE greatest outrage yet officially
 Perpetrsted upon the people of Arizona
 IS the withdrawal from the public do-
 main, of townships one and two north,
 five and six east. This action by Com
 missioner Sparks, so far ss can be sscer-
 tained, has been done on the represent
 ation of Indian Agent Howard, who is
 now supposed to be in Washington. In
 lsI9 when the Salt River reservation
 was created few Indian squatters were
 located m township one, on the south
 side Of the river, and as the reservation
 was bounded on the south by the river, specisl provisions was made for these
 Indians by the terms of which they were given time for their crops to mature and to take away or dispose of such improvements as they had then made before moving bodily within the limits Of the reservation. Indian Agent howard with the zeal common to all newly appointed democratic officials. construed thls temporary provision clause into permanent one and has caused the withdrawal of the lands Tn question. In townshisp ore in the Mormon settlement of Mesa City. with out doubt one of the finest agricultural iu the west, if not on the lace Of the earth. Here for ten years they have lived and lsbored and the desert has been made to blsssom as the | rose. This township, lying almost wholly south of the reservation line. has | been thickly peopled and hundreds of | happy homes created. Many owners | have completed their filings. some even have United States patents to the land | they have improved. But all thls by sn order of Commissioner Sparks, Is to De set at nsnght. titles to hard earned homes have been clouded and it will take years of law and veIstious delays before he greater portion of the titles can be perfected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

IS the killing of Mike Grace by the Indians near Ortttenden our worst fears are realized. It was ct first thought that She reDegades on sobering up, vould return to the reservation. but the recent murder in Southern Pima has dissipated that hope. That they have gone on the war path cannot longer be doubted. By the killing of Deihl on the San Pedro and Grscein the Santa Ritss they proclaim their bloody mission and must be hunted to death. The famous war chiefs under whom they formerly served, are dead or m confinement and without their leadership 1t is believed and hoped that their race will be short.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

MAYOR W. E. STEVENS, recognizes
 that desesse and litigation overshsdows
 tbe city unless active snd energetic
 measures be Bt once taken to abste the nuisance at the foot of Ott street. By perpetual injunction obtained ID Judge Greggs court, both county aLd city were restrained from emptying the sewerage of the public buildings in the Main street water ditch. To evsde this injunction large cistern WAS construct cd at the foot of Ott street 10 receive the sewerage in question. This cistern Is now oyerfowing into the water ditch and the injunction IS being openly vio- lated. Mayor Stevens is doing what is possible under the circumstances to | sbste thls nuisance and thus prevent the spread of disease and save both city and county from ruinous litigation st he hands Of indignant and suffering citizens. He recently hsd 8 surveyor ,ver the ground and demonstrated the of carrying the sewerage to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Jnsf Rere,rah

A new lot of Kansas City ham and breskfest bacon.
 Pe't outter-pure and warranted moi so ee oieomBrgsrine. -..olSl S11 man salt and vinegar pickles. ,..ea peppers, pepper hash, ssuer i. alaI- oTlss and California cheese. .L-oalger cheese, pickled pig pork. and may other luZuries and deiicacles seuI " tss grandmother. Warum? Dsrum
 JOSEPH DURR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

TIE New York Legislature recently passed law making Saturday 6 half holiday, aud this has given rise to the question Rs to what effect this will have on commercial paper maturing on that day. State Bank Superintendent, Paine, says that under the law, paper due on holiday Is payable on the following business day. Psper due CD Saturday except when payable at sight or on de- mRnd, is payable on the succeeding business day. Paper due on Sunday must be paid not as heretofore, on the preceding business day, but on the busi- ness day sucooedinG It. Paper due on Monday where the preceding Sunday is 8 holiday Is not payable until .he sue ceeding business day. This opinion of the Bank Superintendent, 1t may be noted, Is concurred in by the Attorney General of the State,-L. A. Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
CALNINA EI.I.IOTT- F-N.
Active, Pushing and PeIabI..

George Martin csn Ge relied mon to carry m stock tue pu.est and be., goods, and sustain She reputation of oeing active, pushing a1d reliable by rscommendIng articles with well estab- lshed merit and such as are popuIsr hayIng She agency for the celebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery for consrmp- tlon, colds and coughs, will sell it mn "a pesitive guarantee. l. will sureIv cu-e any and every affection of tbrf.a. Ipnes or chest, and il order Co prove o1r tfial bottle free h-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

IKE CLASToS, one of the most noted desperadOes Arizona ever produced, and well known hereabouts, has st last gone the way of his kind-died with his boots on. He wss suspected of complicity in the train robbery and WIS killed while resisting arrest. Ike was one of the famous band of 'rustlers" that for time defsd the law and terrorized Southern Arizona. He has gone now but the record of his evil deeds live after him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
N8E Goods and EgW Prices. Full! Weight and Full Meas
 ure---NO Humbug.
Narum BaTun.

Tho grandmother has sent the follow lng p1co list and Csdlred mo to sell heaP before | 20 up the San Pedro | again:
 Armour Pooking company, Kapsss | City, sugar cured ham. Extra 2. c. breakfast bacon. California Giiroy Butter. Lard.
 Bcne.ssH ham.
 PlcH' feet, slf-barrels.
 Picked tripe half- barrels. Imported Swiss chess.
 New York cream cheees.
 French cream cheess.
 Llm5urEer cheese.
 California cheese.
 Golden Syrup,
 Olive Cll.
 Wine vinegar.
 MRckerel.
 immersed Holland herring. Holland herring, MiIchuer. Russian sarlelles. Aucl1yIes.
 French sariires. Pepper hash. Stu'f,d peppers. Sg.er Kraui. Vinegar pickles. German pickles. Qucea olives.
 " Worcestershire ssuee. Tomato cstsup. Smoked bloaters. AhenoTies, Hamburg EeIs. Champig- ' lOl'' Swedish Anchovi- E., peviled Hem Luhen Tongue. Roast Tarkay. Oyst--s and ell kinds oi fruit. -'o''' Every article the price of which is mn. llyen Will be sold below any other Al orders promptly filed and rcod, lsllVered Tree Ot charge-to save the
 JOSEPH DURR.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

TIE subscription to the smelter promises far 10 be speedily completed. When this is done ground will be st once broken and the long wished for plant put n place.
 FORTUNES gre cheap in the Tysdsll district. Four whole mines and half @ dozen halves were recently sold for the magnificent some of one dollar U. s, silver coin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Governors Proclamation.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARrMFNT-

Whereas, The Live Stock Sanitary | Commission Of the Territory Of Arizona have directed my attention tO the fact. that reliable lEiOrUSiiOn has reached them that cOE.sgiO7s pleuro-pdeumonia has made It's BprsaEeuce Iu large number os animals within ihe States ot New York, Vermont. Penusylv lvaris. New Jersey Delawa-C, Virginia, Illinois and the District of Columbia. and is liable Co make its appearance in the State Uf Missouri. That the cattle interests of the Territory are grea.ly sa- dang by the prevalence cf tb.s plague 10 the sad States Ogiur tO i'm poT.atIlns of cattle tLe-efr0m, and
 Whereas, The immense cattle in ter6sts Ci Arizona are thus msnguc-I and heavy loss upon this enc o' the most important of our industries Is liable to occur, unless precautionary measures Gre adopted.
 Now, therefore, I. C. Meyer Zuiick. Governor Of tLe Territory Of Ari,-ne by virtue of the authority of law ip ne vested. do hereby order. estg5lsl and declare quarantine, t0 fake efsct on .he first day Of June. 1887. against al the said Territory hcretofors men = 4a land and the Dominion of Canada. on all bovine cattle from said localities into the Territory of Arizona 1 ucless they are Gua-G-tlued at the point ot entry prescribed by the rules and | FegClsII;ies of tue Live Stock Sanitary l Commission of Arizona, for period O; sixty days, and retained there until they | shall receive certificate of health signed l by the Veterinary SuT-eOn of the Terri tory Of Arizona, o5 some duly authorized deputy under him.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEEEoF. I have here - unto set my hand and caused the = Crest Seal of the Territory to be [ = hereto gflyed.
 
 Done at Prescott, the Capitol. tLis .Wtniy-si1th day ot May, AID. ISS7.
 c. MEYER ZULICK. By the Governor,
 WI. c. FOSTER,
 Actug Secretary of Territory. fl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

AGAIN We thInk it the duty of the CrTIzRN to urge upon those in Buthor- ity to take the precautions necessary to prevent incoming disease-no matter what its shape-for let it once gain 8 foothold and II will not be eradicsted without a struggle that ls liable to cost the lives of many of our people. Pas sadena, ID California. has voted S5O,OOO for sewerage purposes and Tucson soon CT or lates will be obliged to face this same issue,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
For Aninlnls-

Mange, ! stemper end Worms in dogs quickly c--sd, Scratches. Sores. Calls Bruises, C.'5 or wounds ot any kind quickly and permanently healed by wsshinV with tle FlaiI. Dr.J. Houcb. the distinguished Veterinary Surgeon eays: "I fui Dar6y's Prophylactic Fluid aI .lst it is represented. As a looal app.-5s.ion believe i, Co be with out on --i.' For CoIo and Scours it acts is- .-sgic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

COMMISSIONER SPARKS appears to be more mindful of the welfare of & few dirty, tbievina, worthless Indians tbsn he does of an entire community of his own race. This recent ruling of his is ID perfect accord with that of his master's- Cleveland, who, notwithstanding the privatIon and misery he forced upon bus own people-csused the removal of the whites from the Kickspoo reservation after it had by executive order, been open for settlement years before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

TEE ubiquitous Springer wanted for wife murder has sgaln been caught, First he was caught at Naps California; later on he was located at Glcbe, Ari- zonG, then man caught him and claimed the reward at Dalles, Oregon, and now he has been caught working fora Dutch farmer living near Imuris, Sonora Mexico. When again heard from he will be some other place,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Rncklin's Arniea SaIra

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tester, Chspped Hands, Chilolsins, Corns. and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

HIS Indian Agent Howard. upon whose representations tovnship one and two have been withdrawn from public entry, IS reported to have monkeyed eI- tensively with the Land office here and also with the b. $. Nsrshars office, but as they refused to do his bidding be went to Washington and by some means or other succeeded in carrying out his ends. There is only one way for the people of MaricOps to do under the cir cumstances.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Attention Ladies

~ aaVinR just received the finest sssort- ment or lstles trimmed hats and bonnets ever .S brought to this territory I invite me ,, ladies Tn need of such articles to 'aIi and examine these goods before sJnding sil elsewhere. They are remarks- 81y 9i me but will be sold at close profits. 6 ' lease cal and examine for yosfselv,s. ,I.'l C.ue's oy mail or express promptly at.
 s"1eu to- J. HARRIS, Tucson. Ariz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

WE elsewhere, by request of 8 nun. Der Of our Florence subscribers. repro dee an article on the "Ressurection" of the lands on the great mesas contig- ious to Florence. That the expressed views ID the article may be realized is the sincere wish of the CITIZEN. The people of Florence are deserving of all the good that goes their way. An era of prosperity could not fall to the lot of a better or more deserving people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
A Lucky Mans Gratitude Expressed.
 WRIGHTsvrLLE- Pa A,-J5

EDITOR OF THE PILOT, Bosrov. Mss. -Ihirty-hve years ago the Pennsylvaula canal 0osimen would boat all suu,rner on the canals, REd steamboat on tbe Oalo and Mississippi Rivers ID the wia- Fer. l never thought then. when I bost. ed between PittsbGrg.aud New OrlssDs that should draw on March I5.b from me Lou-siana State Lottery Sl5OOO. tod is good, thank inn for the great ,sVor. al.O thank the officers of The Louisiana State Lottery for sending me ihe !1cky ticket, No. 66.55I. It onIv took hve days from the day I sent my iicket untd l go: the money. Yonrs with very great respect,
 -Bosion (MAssL) Pilot, April l6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

A FEW more mines like the Jessie Benton and few more mining superin- tendents like D. T, Elmore would con. tribute largely to inspire confidence ip the mineral resources of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

As 10 more killing has been reported done by Indians 1t Is evident that the renegades do not intend to reopen the old GerlnImo trail. If not captured they evidently will skuik in the noun iains for 6 while and then try and get Oack to the reservation uuobseryed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
To Whom it May Concern.

MASLTyILLE, June 7th. 1887 l have just received note from San Pedro warning me to look out for h. dIans and saying thst Scsnlspd has just come in from Bunker Hill (vounded) ] and said that his partner vss killed and others are missing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

TIE Illustrated Graphic News pub fishes Q portrsit of General Miles. com mander of the Department of Arizona. It Is a good picture and represents the General as a fine soldieriy looking man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

SCASLASD was in the house pairing bis corns st the time tbe Indians killed his comrade Deihl, and but for this he too would have been killed. Here is B fine theme for chestnut psrsRraphers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
Agents Manfed

Y or the sale of FruIt Trees. Small tIHlts. Grape Vines, etc. etc. For Si,' Sssrms' address California Nursery Co.,. Niles, Alameda Co, Cal,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

COMMISSIONER SPAEKs is reported monkeyIng around Washington logged out in the breech clout of sn Indian agent,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

k view of the amount of small pox prevalent in the county south of here, it would be well to pstronize vaccine matter literally.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, JUNE. II. 1887.

TEE assessor has taken 6 mortgage of S250 on every mans head in the county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

A coop sewerage system would be the very best quarantine against disease that We could adopt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

the old river bed one-hslf a mile be- yond. Let this be st once done at the joint expense of city and county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-28

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-28
Transfers In Real Estate.

The following are the transfers in real estate il
Waldo county for the week ending July Goth A
!. Brown, Belfast, to Martha Patterson, Thormdkc
ii. M. blackstone, Bridgewatcr, Mass, to Daniel
A. McManncrs, ThOrndikc. William l.. Coombs
Waldo, TO Elmer NJ. Coombs same town. j. s.
Hartman, Belfast, to Elisha ii. Conant same
town. sally Holmes Belfast, to Henry A. Phil
brick ct als same town. Estate Reuben Il. Math
ews, LipcOlnville, to William ii. Cafes same town
Edward j. Morrison, Philbrook, NJ. r., power OF
attorney, to S. W. Mathews, Belfast. Charles b
Norris ct ais, Nebraska to George l.. Norris Sears
port +. ii. Nckerson, Swanvillc, to Ada +. liar
vey, Waldo. J. ID. Oakes, Brewer, to Margaret ii
Cakes, same town. Thomas Reed, Searsport, t,
Broomfied Reed, same town. Caroline A. Trea
ct ais, Fra nkfOrt, to Edward T.. Read, same town
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-28
Maine Ships In New York.

Howard, in the Saturday Boston Daily Globe, has
the following TO say of the Maine ships now in
New York harbor:
New York has seldom of late years given berth
10 liner class of ships than are at rest here
journey along the water front on the East Side
Will he found very instructive to those who take an
interest i'll the square rugged vessel, and also to
those who believe that the American flag on the
merchant marine is thing of the past. At pier 10
the ship Commodore T. II. Allen of Richmond,
Me-, is loading for San Francisco. The vessel
registers 221l tons, and her three shapely masts
loom up many feet above the highest stationery
structure in the ncighborhood. On the other side
Of the wharf is the majestic clipper ship Robert
L. Belknap of Camden, Me, of the same size as
the Allen. She has double gallant Yards and three
handsome sky sails, and is also loading for the
Golden Gate At pier is the ship John T. Kelley
a brand-new production from the great shipyarCis
OF Bath, Me-, and almost counterpart of the
Bclknap. Tons of valuable merchandise are being
hoisted into her hold for transportation around
Cape Horn to San Francisco. The Kelley registers
river at Congress stores, Brooklyn, is the three
master Henry Ii. Hyde, owned in this city. She
registers 2l62 tons, and in fortnight will be put on
the berth for san Francisco. on the statue of
Wilsonof Belfast, Me, wilma full cargo of refined
petroleum. consigned to an American house in
Calcutta. The Wilson claims tonnage of 246I
tons AT the union stores in Brooklyn is moOred
the american ship Henry Failing, 1916 TOMS which
has been chartered to load cargo at Philadelphia
for Liverpool She will be lowed around to the
Quaker city. The Ahner COburn of Bath, Me-,
ls16tons, and the a. McCulum of Thomaston, Me-,
l.I tons, complete the list of fine vessels that help
10 keep the stars and stripes aloft The former is
at the Erie basin, chartered to load for San Fran
cisco, and the latter is nj Wechawkcn loading oil
for London.
The Walter II. Wilson, mentioned above does
not beloii;: in Belfast.